Alastair Campbell: Egypt hasn’t paid me a penny
Tony Blair’s former spin doctor denies taking money from the Sisi regime, but insists the west must engage with Egypt.
Opposition to Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal is increasing.
Alastair Campbell and Isabel Hardman debate Theresa May’s announcement on mental health and the “shared society”.
Tony Blair’s former spin doctor denies taking money from the Sisi regime, but insists the west must engage with Egypt.
Tony Blair’s people insist he will earn no money from his advising of “President” Sisi of Egypt, who seized power in the recent coup and sealed it in a phony election.
Nick Clegg rules out propping up Labour if the party comes third in share of the vote, while am intriguing new polling analysis from Peter Kellner suggests the Lib Dem surge would leave the Tories as the biggest party in a hung parliament.
Any real chance of today’s DfID and Treasury witnesses getting onto the news bulletins was pretty much scuppered by the news Gordon Brown would appear before the inquiry.
In his explosive evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, former security and intelligence coordinator Sir David Omand fingers MI6 for failing to correctly interpret intelligence over weapons of mass destruction.
The Iraq Inquiry blogger reports on the evidence given by former Cabinet Secretary Lord Turnbull.
Alastair Campbell would have been wise to avoid the newspaper headlines this morning, writes the Iraq Inquiry Blogger.
So there we are – the end of a pretty self-assured performance from Alastair Campbell, hardly surprising perhaps for a man accustomed to presenting an entire government. When we got to the final break of the day and Campbell nonchalantly asked the panel what they’d like to ask himĀ about next – “What’s to go?” –…
Political editor Gary Gibbon reflects on Alastair Campbell’s first round of evidence at the Iraq war inquiry.
The Iraq Inquiry blogger watches Alastair Campbell face questions.
Political editor Gary Gibbon reflects on Alastair Campbell’s first round of evidence at the Iraq war inquiry.
The Iraq inquiry blogger gives his observations 90 minutes in to Alastair Campbell’s evidence to the Chilcot inquiry into the UK’s involvement in Iraq between 2001 and 2009.
Finally for today a few suggestions of our own. Evidence begins at 10h00 – Gary Gibbon will be inside the Inquiry room for the main bulletin and we’ll be Live Tweeting from the press-room next door throughout.